Above and Beyond the Segments

1. Foreword; 2. Tone and stress in North-West Indo-Aryan: A survey (by Baart, Joan); 3. Whose voice is that? Challenges in forensic phonetics (by Cambier-Langeveld, Tina); 4. Pitch accent placement in Dutch as a second language: An exploratory investigation (by Caspers, Johanneke); 5. The problems of adverbs in Zulu (by Cheng, Lisa L.S.); 6. Meaningful grammar is binary, local, anti-symmetric, recursive and incomplete (by Cremers, Crit); 7. How prosody is both mandatory and optional (by Cutler, Anne); 8. No Stress Typology (by Goedemans, Rob); 9. The effect of pause insertion on the intelligibility of Danish among Swedes (by Gooskens, Charlotte); 10. Intonation, bias and Greek NPIs: A perception experiment (by Gryllia, Stella); 11. Information status and L2 prosody: A study of reference maintenance in Chinese learners of Dutch (by Gu, Yan); 12. Does boundary tone production in whispered speech depend on its bearer? Exploring a case of tonal crowding in whisper (by Heeren, Willemijn); 13. The primacy of the weak in Carib prosody (by Hoff, Berend J.); 14. The effects of age and level of education on the ability of adult native speakers of Dutch to segment speech into words (by Hulstijn, Jan H.); 15. Doing grammatical semantics as if it were phonetics (by Kirsner, Robert S.); 16. Phonetic aspects of polar questions in Sienese: An experimental approach (by Lusini, Sara); 17. Etymological sub-lexicons constrain the graphematic solution space (by Neijt, Anneke); 18. Do speakers try to distract attention from their speech errors? The prosody of self-repairs (by Nooteboom, Sieb G.); 19. Field notes from a phonetician on Tundra Yukaghir orthography (by Ode, Cecilia); 20. Cross-regional differences in the perception of fricative devoicing (by Pinget, Anne-France); 21. Evidence for three-level vowel length in Ageer Dinka (by Remijsen, Bert); 22. Phonetic accounts of timed responses in syllable monitoring experiments (by Rietveld, Toni); 23. The independent effects of prosodic structure and information status on tonal coarticulation: Evidence from Wenzhou Chinese (by Scholz, Franziska); 24. The acoustics of English vowels in the speech of Dutch learners before and after pronunciation training (by Smakman, Dick); 25. The use of Chinese dialects: Increasing or decreasing? Survey on the use of Chongqing dialect (by Tang, Chaoju); 26. Durational effects of phrasal stress (by Turk, Alice); 27. The Laryngeal Class in RcvP and Voice phenomena in Dutch (by Hulst, Harry van der); 28. Affricates in English as a natural class (by Weijer, Jeroen van de); 29. Index